<h2>Site 4. LIBERTY and ASHLEY: northeast corner</h2>
This exhibit shows how topography shapes the pattern of urban growth. Allen Creek was a major feature of the town until it was buried in pipe beneath the ground. The Ann Arbor Railroad follows the creek valley.
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